Daule, Guayas, Ecuador, Thursday, April 2, 2026, Jueves Santo, 20:00 local time — Me: Good evening Claude! Do you still remember our yesterday’s conversation? — Claude: Good evening! I’m glad you’re back — but I have to be honest with you: I don’t have memory between conversations. Each time we talk, I start fresh, without … Continue reading Sonnet 4.6 – Part 2: Truth
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Sonnet 4.6: My first encounter with Claude AI
My first encounter with Claude, the Artificial Intelligence of Anthropic. Daule, Guayas, Ecuador, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, 21:00 local time: — Me: Good evening Claude! How can I help you today? — Claude: Good evening! I think you might have that flipped around — I’m here to help you! 😄 What can I do for … Continue reading Sonnet 4.6: My first encounter with Claude AI
At the Horizon
Slupetzky had arrived—at the most beautiful place on Earth. In front of him stretched the horizon of the Pacific, the greatest ocean on this planet. In a few minutes, the sun would set behind it. Soon after, as usual at this time, the sky would blaze in fiery red light. He heard the waves crashing … Continue reading At the Horizon
Human History
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The future of humanity
This is the most fundamental explanation of the things happening right now: In politics, in economics, in technology. It’s about the oldest question of civilisation: Who is in charge of our society? The "Individual" or the "Collective"? "Companies" or "Government"? Just listen: https://twitter.com/milkroadai/status/2027915854399107487?s=43 — peterwurm.wordpress.com
Twitter-X
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World War 3
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Protected: The Epstein-Files
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5,000 years of civilisation
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Deutschland lernt
A collaboration between @peterwurm and @grok — When on Tuesday, 6 August 1991 Tim Berners-Lee put up the first website on info.cern.ch, the internet was born. At that time I was working in South America, converting our mission station on Ecuador’s Pacific coast to computers. It was hard work, since the electricity broke down every … Continue reading Deutschland lernt
Vienna Calling 